Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is an end user computing model enabling clients to connect remotely to their desktop operating system environment through a central server, which can host multiple of these desktops for many users at once.
One of the many modes of desktop virtualization, VDI serves users with the desktop image over a network, which may be secured along with the various endpoints involved in the process: PCs, smartphones, tablets and thin client terminals. Desktop virtualization, whether done on-premise or via a third-party Cloud Service Provider (CSP), entails long-term benefits, let’s look at all of them:
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